Old Dog Young Bull

E19 2025: Wildcard Weekend and the 6-0ld Dog!

1 h 31 min · 15. Jan. 2026
Episode E19 2025: Wildcard Weekend and the 6-0ld Dog! Cover

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Joe "Old Dog" Mayes goes 6-0 for his wildcard weekend picks and Charlie "Young Bull" Forester correctly calls the John Harbaugh to the NY Giants news. NBA, College Football championship game, NFL coaching moves, and Division Round of the NFL playoffs...and more!

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E21 2025: Super Bowl Week!

We've reached the end of the 2025 NFL season and Joe "Old Dog" Mayes and Charlie "Young Bull" Forester are ready to put a bow on things in this mega-episode! The highlight of the episode is bringing back the All-Old Dog (28 and older) and All-Young Bull (24 and younger) teams! For the first time since 2020, Joe and Charlie pick their rosters...it's no surprise the starting QBs also show up in the NFL MVP race. Joe and Charlie both finished over 60% for the season, with Joe eeking out a small victory, 0.627 to 0.617. Charlie has a chance to close the gap by correctly picking the Super Bowl L(I)X winner, but Joe takes the crown for the 2025 season. Charlie offers an angry analysis of the Mavs Anthony Davis trade before the Boys break down the Pro Football Hall of Fame selections (and snubs). The also make their predictions of the NFL Honors awards. (Spoiler alert: they each picked 3 correctly and between the two of them, nailed 5 of the 6 categories). Finally, Joe bemoans the fact that Bill Simmons correctly predicted the Patriots' success, before the official Old Dog Young Bull analysis of the Big Game. They make their Super Bowl picks and share the family's thoughts on the big game. After this week, the duo pivot to the NBA season though, as Charlie says, "The NFL is never out of season..."

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